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Interjet (ABC Aerolineas)
Mexico · INTERJET

114
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6
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Affordable Mexican air travel with a comfortable touch.
Founded
2005
Headquarters
Santa Fe, Mexico City, Mexico
Interjet, officially known as ABC Aerolineas, was a Mexican low-cost carrier that operated domestic and international routes from its base in Mexico City. Founded in 2005, the airline quickly grew to become one of Mexico's major carriers, known for offering a mid-tier experience between budget and full-service airlines.
The airline distinguished itself by operating a fleet of Sukhoi Superjet 100 aircraft alongside Airbus A320-family jets, and by offering more generous seat pitch than many competitors. Interjet served destinations across Mexico, the United States, Canada, Central America, and Cuba.
Interjet suspended operations in late 2020 amid severe financial difficulties, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and longstanding debt issues. The airline faced tax debts, unpaid salaries, and creditor disputes, and had not resumed regular commercial flights as of the mid-2020s.
Hubs & network
Interjet's primary hub was Mexico City's Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX), with secondary operations at Toluca International Airport (TLC).
Fleet
Interjet operated a mixed fleet of Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft, as well as Sukhoi Superjet 100 regional jets.
Notable facts
- ›Interjet was one of the few non-Russian airlines to operate the Sukhoi Superjet 100.
- ›The airline suspended all flights in late 2020 due to financial insolvency and COVID-19 impacts.
- ›Interjet was founded by the Alemán Magnani family, with ties to Mexican political and business elites.
- ›At its peak, Interjet operated over 60 aircraft and served more than 50 destinations.
- ›The airline was known for offering above-average seat pitch and free checked baggage on some fares.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.
Primary hubs
Route network map (114 legs)












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Route network
ACA → TLC320
AGU → MEXSU9
BOG → MEX320
CEN → MEX320
CJS → MEX320
CME → MEX320
CTM → MEX320
CUL → MEX320
CUN → MEX320
CUN → TLC320
CUU → MEX320
CZM → MEX320
GDL → MTY320
GDL → SJD320
HMO → MEX320
HUX → MEX320
JFK → MEX320
LAP → MEXSU9
LAS → MTY320
LAS → TLC320
MEX → ACA320
MEX → AGUSU9
MEX → BOG320
MEX → CEN320
MEX → CTM320
MEX → CUL320
MEX → CUN320
MEX → CUU320
MEX → CZM320
MEX → GDL320
MEX → GUA320
MEX → HAV320
MEX → LAPSU9
MEX → MIA320
MEX → MID320
MEX → MTTSU9
MEX → MTY320
MEX → PQMSU9
MEX → PVR320
MEX → REXSU9
MEX → SJD320
MEX → TIJ320
MEX → ZLOSU9
MID → MEX320
MTT → MEXSU9
MTY → GDL320
MTY → LAS320
MZT → MEXSU9
OAX → MEX320
PVR → MEX320
SAT → MEX320
SAT → MTY320
SJD → GDL320
SJD → MEX320
SNA → GDL320
TAM → MEX320
TGZ → MEX320
TLC → LAS320
TLC → MTY320
TLC → PVR320
TLC → ZIH320
VSA → MEX320
ZIH → MEX320
ZLO → MEXSU9
ACA → MEX320
CPE → MEXSU9
CUN → MTY320
GDL → MEX320
GDL → SAT320
GDL → SNA320
GDL → TIJ320
GUA → MEX320
HAV → MEX320
MEX → CJS320
MEX → CME320
MEX → CPESU9
MEX → HMO320
MEX → HUX320
MEX → JFK320
MEX → MZTSU9
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
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